Meanings of aphoristic in English

The Preludes are, in their aphoristic brevity, masterpieces of the first rank.

And the reasons for holding an inquiry extend well beyond aphoristic Slavic wisdom.

Conversation recalling his behavior, appearance, aphoristic wit and Civil War experiences.

Iago's moral creed may be summed up in two of his aphoristic sayings,-Virtue

But she is working the aphoristic mode, Atwood is almost at the other extreme.

He writes in terse numbered paragraphs, following Nietzsche's aphoristic style.

So you're using short, aphoristic sentences in order to convey some kind of solemn profundity?

Each one, orphaned & aphoristic, deep into his sixties.

He is a master of the aphoristic style.

As the aphoristic vignettes progress, the mood gets edgier and a stimulating variety of tone is achieved.

This is a highly aphoristic line.

They are too aphoristic, these passages.

Yes, the spitballs of disgust she aims at Rupert Murdoch and Boris Johnson have the force of aphoristic missiles.

Wilfrid was perhaps incompetent to test the truth of this profound aphoristic remark, delivered with the simplicity of natural conviction.

Almost every aphoristic phrase that he has made current is borrowed from some one of the classics, like his famous

Novalis's aphoristic "seed-thoughts" reveal Fichte's transcendental idealistic philosophy as the fine-spun web of all his observations on life.